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Letterbox Lock by Interlock

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Regular price $80.00 SGD
Regular price Sale price $80.00 SGD
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Access Modes

  • Pincode

Key Highlights

  • Battery-free: no batteries to ever replace.
  • Durable zinc alloy build resists Singapore's humid, coastal climate.
  • Keyless 3-digit combination for easy, secure access.
  • Purpose-built for HDB, BTO, resale flat and condo letterboxes.
  • $80 including professional installation.
  • Code-reset tool included for quick password changes.

Warranty Details

What's Included

  • 1 Letterbox Lock
  • Delivery & Equipped For You
Color: Silver
The Interlock Assurance

Buy with less risk.

  • Compatibility Checked We assess suitability before installation so you are not blindly buying a lock for your entrance.
  • No-Fit, No-Fee If the planned lock cannot be properly installed onsite and we cannot provide a suitable compatible alternative, you will not be charged for the unsuccessful installation.
  • 30-Day Workmanship Guarantee If an issue is confirmed to have been caused by our installation workmanship within 30 days, we will rectify the workmanship issue without an additional workmanship charge.
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A Battery-Free Lock for Your HDB Letterbox

The Interlock Letterbox Lock replaces your standard mailbox lock with a battery-free, keyless 3-digit combination lock — no batteries to ever replace, and no key to lose, cut, or worry about handing out to a helper who checks your mail.

How It Works

Precision-engineered dials inside a zinc-alloy housing engage a mechanical latch, and every numbered wheel has to line up on the correct 3-digit code before that latch retracts. There's no battery and no electronics anywhere in the mechanism, so it's simply immune to the single most common failure mode of digital letterbox locks: a dead battery locking you out of your own mail.

Mechanical vs Digital: Which Should You Choose?

Most people replace their letterbox lock for the same reason — no more lost keys, no more duplicates floating around with the wrong people. A 3-digit combination lock gives you exactly that keyless convenience without ever running on a battery. Most letterbox locks on the market today go the other way and use a keypad or app, which can offer nice extras like a unique code per user, but a dead battery is the most common cause of digital lock failure in HDB and condo settings — and that's the one scenario a mechanical lock simply can't experience. If you specifically want app control or individual codes for multiple people, a digital letterbox lock may suit you better; for most households, the simpler mechanical option is genuinely enough, and one less thing to ever think about again.

Built for Urban Living

Designed specifically for HDB, BTO, resale flat and condo letterboxes, the durable zinc alloy build resists wear and Singapore's humid, coastal climate, with a low-profile design that blends into any letterbox rather than looking like an obvious retrofit.

Easy to Reset

A code-reset tool (a simple SIM-pin style tool) is included, letting you quickly and securely change your combination whenever you like — useful if you've just moved in and want to set a fresh code, or simply want to rotate your combination periodically for peace of mind.

Pricing & Installation

Priced at $80, a one-time cost with professional installation included and no ongoing expense to follow — no battery to buy, no subscription, nothing further to maintain.

Product Type Keyless Combination Cam Lock (battery-free letterbox lock)
Unlocking Method 3-digit mechanical combination code (0-9 per digit)
Material Zinc alloy
Colour Midnight Black, Mercury Silver
Dial Size 42mm x 42mm (combination dial face)
Mounting Hole Diameter 19mm (cutout approx. 15.8mm x 16.3mm)
Cam/Lever Dimensions Cam length: 45mm, width: 16mm; thread length: 20mm; thread diameter: 23mm
Overall Dimensions Diameter: 38mm; height: 44mm (17mm below mounting surface, 23mm above)
Rotation 90 degrees between Open and Close positions
Suitable For HDB, BTO, resale flat, and condo letterbox/mailbox doors

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions? We're here to help you.

Whether you need a letterbox lock for an HDB flat or a digital lock for letterbox in a condo, our design delivers low-maintenance, high-security performance. Say goodbye to keys, batteries, and bulky hardware—upgrade today for seamless mail protection.

The lock ships with a default code of 0-0-0.

- Ensure the lock is open (default code is 0-0-0).
- Find the pin hole on the side of the front lock turntable.
- Insert a pointed tool (e.g., SIM-tray pin) into the hole and hold.
- If it does not give, turn the knob slightly and retry.
- While holding, set your new 3-digit code and release to confirm.

Yes—our dimensions match standard HDB mailbox lock cutouts.

We recommend our $80 installation package for perfect alignment and warranty coverage.

No—being battery-free and fully mechanical, it only needs occasional cleaning for optimal performance.

Being a battery-free letterbox lock, we do not need any batteries to be used. Saves your hassle and your time.

How Does Our Letterbox Lock Work?

This combination lock for letterbox relies on precision-engineered dials that engage a mechanical latch inside the zinc-alloy housing. Each numbered wheel must align to the correct 3-digit code before the latch retracts, ensuring both reliability and longevity. Without batteries or electronics, the lock is impervious to power failures and battery-related maintenance, making it an ideal letter box lock Singapore solution that works year after year.

How Much Does It Cost to Replace Your HDB Letterbox Lock?

A mechanical letterbox lock replacement like this one costs $80, a one-time cost with free installation. There is no battery to replace later and no ongoing cost.

Mechanical vs Digital Letterbox Lock: Which Should You Choose?

The main reason most people change their letterbox lock is convenience: no more lost keys or duplicate keys floating around. A 3-digit combination lock like this one gives you that same keyless convenience without running on a battery.

Most letterbox locks on the market today are digital, using a keypad or app to unlock. They can add features like unique codes per user, but they run on a battery, and dead batteries are the most common cause of digital lock failure in HDB and condo settings, which can lock you out of your own mail until the battery is replaced.

A mechanical 3-digit lock never runs out of battery, so there is one less thing to maintain. If you specifically want app control or individual access codes for multiple people, a digital letterbox lock from another brand may suit you better. For most households, the simpler mechanical option is enough.